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Reminds me of 2005 and trying to figure out jQuery vs. Mootools. jQuery had lots of docs with examples, and I never was able to wrap my head around Mootools.
by speg 6y ago
Reminds me of 2005 and trying to figure out jQuery vs. Mootools.
jQuery had lots of docs with examples, and I never was able to wrap my head around Mootools.
- nnadams 6y agoI second this exact comparison. Being able to try and customize jQuery UI components was also what sold me back then. I think simple web-based demos in your docs go a long way in explaining what your product actually feels like to use. Even a demo that's a bit contrived is useful. People will even just mindlessly play with demos. They are very worth doing in my opinion.